Eight killed in stone quarry collapse on Bengaluru outskirts; CM orders probe
Tragedy struck a Bengaluru stone quarry as a rock collapse claimed the lives of eight labourers, predominantly from Bihar. Preliminary investigations suggest loose soil as the cause, with questions arising about potential illegal quarrying. Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Shivakumar have expressed condolences and ordered inquiries, emphasising worker safety and accountability for quarry owners.
Union minister Margherita, Bihar Governor Hasnain to represent India at Khamenei's funeral: MEA
India will send Minister of State for External Affairs Pabitra Margherita and Bihar Governor Syed Ata Hasnain to Iran for the burial ceremonies of late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The high-level delegation's presence highlights the strong civilisational and people-to-people ties between India and Iran, forming a solid base for their political and economic relations. The funeral events are scheduled across several Iranian cities from July 4th to July 9th.
Indian Leaders to Represent at Khameneis Funeral in Iran
New Delhi, July 2: Bihars Governor, Lieutenant General (Retired) Syed Ata Hasnain, along with Minister of State for External Affairs, Pabitra Margerita, will depart for Iran on July 3. They will represent India at the funeral of the late Supreme Leader, Grand Ayatollah Syed Ali Khamenei. According to a statement from the Ministry of External ... Read more Indian Leaders to Represent at Khameneis Funeral in Iran
India to send minister, governor to Ali Khamenei funeral
India will send a high-level delegation, including Deputy Foreign Minister Pabitra Margherita and Bihar Governor Syed Ata Hasnain, to Iran for the state funeral of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The visit on July 3rd highlights the deep civilizational and people-to-people ties between India and Iran, forming a strong basis for their political and economic relations. The funeral commences in Tehran on July 4th.
EC announces bypolls for 3 assembly seats in Bihar, MP and Gujarat; voting on July 30
Byelections for three assembly seats in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat are set for July 30, with results on August 3. The BJP held two seats, Bankipur and Manjalpur, while the Congress represented Datia. Vacancies arose from an MLA's Rajya Sabha election, a death, and a disqualification due to a conviction. The Election Commission has outlined the nomination and withdrawal timelines.
EC announces schedule for high-stakes Bankipur bypoll; voting on July 30
The bypoll was necessitated after BJP National President Nitin Nabin resigned from his Assembly membership, leaving the Bankipur seat in Bihar's Patna vacant
Bihar workers among 8 killed as massive rock collapse hits quarry near Bengaluru
At least eight workers were killed after a massive rock collapse at a stone quarry near Bengaluru. Several of the victims were daily-wage labourers from Bihar. Rescue teams are continuing operations while authorities investigate possible safety violations and negligence.
Srinagar, July 02: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday reiterated the need for dialogue between India and Pakistan, saying there should be no objection to efforts aimed at resolving issues through peaceful engagement. Responding to a letter addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking the resumption of IndiaPakistan dialogue, Abdullah invoked former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's well-known remark that friends can be changed, but neighbours cannot. Nobody should have any objection to dialogue. Vajpayee ji had rightly said that friends can be changed, but neighbours cannot, Abdullah told reporters. He said that calls for dialogue should not become controversial simply because they are raised by leaders from Jammu and Kashmir. If the RSS were to make such a call, nobody would object. But whenever leaders from Jammu and Kashmir speak about IndiaPakistan dialogue, it creates a huge controversy, he said. Abdullah stressed that dialogue remains the only viable way to address outstanding issues and promote lasting peace in the region. His remarks came in the backdrop of an appeal by several civil society members urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to resume meaningful engagement, restore diplomatic and people-to-people ties, and resolve all outstanding issues through dialogue.
Patna Metro Expands with New Malahi Pakri Station Inauguration
Patna, July 2: Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary inaugurated the Malahi Pakri Metro Station on Thursday, marking a significant milestone for the Patna Metro Rail Project. This expansion extends the metros operational reach to 6.2 kilometers, enhancing public transport for residents in the eastern part of the city. Following the inauguration, CM Chaudhary boarded the ... Read more Patna Metro Expands with New Malahi Pakri Station Inauguration
EC announces bypolls to 3 assembly seats in Bihar, MP and Gujarat on July 30
Bypolls for three assembly seats in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat are scheduled for July 30, the Election Commission announced. The vacancies in Bankipur, Datia, and Manjalpur arose from resignations, disqualification, and a death. Nominations close on July 13, with counting on August 3. The Model Code of Conduct is now active in affected districts, and EVMs/VVPATs will be used. Candidates with criminal records must disclose their antecedents publicly.
Bihar Education Department Official Arrested for Bribery
Patna, July 2: The fight against corruption continues in Bihar, led by the Vigilance Investigation Bureau. In a recent operation, the bureaus headquarters team apprehended Amod Mishra, an undersecretary in the Education Department, while he was accepting a bribe of 20,000. The arrest took place near the Minister Enclave roundabout in Gardanibagh, Patna. According to ... Read more Bihar Education Department Official Arrested for Bribery
Bihar government rolls out VB G-RAM-G scheme
Bihar has launched the Viksit Bharat - Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) scheme, aiming to curb labor outmigration and enhance working conditions. This national initiative guarantees eligible rural households 125 days of wage employment. Bihar's Rural Development Minister highlighted the scheme's potential to further reduce the need for residents to seek work outside the state, with significant budgetary allocations from both central and state governments.
Surge in Nepalese Cannabis Smuggling Following Increased Security in Northeast India
New Delhi, July 2: Following heightened security measures in the northeastern states of India, cannabis smugglers have shifted their operations towards Nepal. Central agencies report that cannabis cultivated on a large scale in Nepal is now being trafficked into India via Bihar. From there, it is transported to southern India, Sri Lanka, and eventually reaches ... Read more Surge in Nepalese Cannabis Smuggling Following Increased Security in Northeast India
Eight labourers, mostly from Bihar, killed as rock collapses at stone quarry in Bengaluru
A devastating rock collapse at a Bengaluru stone quarry claimed the lives of eight daily-wage labourers, primarily from Bihar. The incident occurred early Thursday morning during quarrying operations, trapping workers beneath massive boulders. While some injured were hospitalized, concerns remain about the toll potentially rising. Authorities are investigating the cause, with allegations of illegal quarrying and official complicity surfacing.
Tragic Mining Accident in Bengaluru Claims Lives of Migrant Workers
Bengaluru, July 2: Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar expressed deep sorrow on Thursday over the deaths of seven migrant workers from Bihar and northern Karnataka at a stone crusher unit in Madapattana, Bengaluru South Taluk. The incident occurred early in the morning when a large rock fell at the stone quarry, resulting in the fatalities. ... Read more Tragic Mining Accident in Bengaluru Claims Lives of Migrant Workers
Nitish Kumars Potential Role in Modis Cabinet Depends on PMs Discretion, Says Shyam Rajak
Patna, July 2: Discussions surrounding the expansion of Prime Minister Modis cabinet have intensified. There are speculations about former Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar potentially receiving a significant position within the Modi cabinet. Meanwhile, some legislators from the Janata Dal (United) are advocating for him to be appointed as Deputy Prime Minister. In light of ... Read more Nitish Kumars Potential Role in Modis Cabinet Depends on PMs Discretion, Says Shyam Rajak
Rohini Acharya Questions Bihar Government Over Bharat Tiwari Encounter Case
Patna, July 2: Rohini Acharya, daughter of RJD chief Lalu Yadav, has criticized the Bihar government regarding the controversial Bharat Tiwari alleged fake encounter case. She raised concerns about the recent assignment of Rajesh Kumar Sharma, the former SDPO of Jagdishpur, who was named as an accused in the case. Acharya described this new responsibility ... Read more Rohini Acharya Questions Bihar Government Over Bharat Tiwari Encounter Case
Maharashtra TET paper leak probe reaches Bihar, three detained in Hajipur
The operation is part of the ongoing probe into the alleged leak of the Maharashtra TET question paper ahead of the examination scheduled for June 28
Maharashtra TET Paper Leak Investigation Expands to Bihar: Three Detained in Raids
Patna, July 2: The investigation into the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak has now extended to Bihar. The Maharashtra Special Task Force (STF), with assistance from the Vaishali police, conducted a late-night raid on a cyber caf in Hajipur. Three individuals, including the caf operator, were taken into custody for questioning. According to ... Read more Maharashtra TET Paper Leak Investigation Expands to Bihar: Three Detained in Raids
Food Poisoning Strikes 12 in Gopalganj After Consuming Traditional Dish
Gopalganj, July 2: A food poisoning incident has emerged in Gopalganj district, Bihar, affecting 12 individuals, including 10 children from the same family. Their health deteriorated after consuming the traditional dish Phensa. Initially, they were admitted to the Baikunthpur Community Health Center and later referred to the Sadar Hospital for advanced treatment. According to doctors, ... Read more Food Poisoning Strikes 12 in Gopalganj After Consuming Traditional Dish
Bihar DElEd Answer Key 2026 released: Here's how to download, raise objections by July 5
Bihar DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2026 provisional answer key is out on the BSEB website. Candidates can download it, compare their answers, and raise objections until July 5 for a fee of Rs 50 per question. The exam was held from June 8 to June 22. The board will release the final key and results thereafter, followed by counselling for admissions.
Iran invites BJP, Congress presidents for state funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Iran has invited top BJP and Congress leaders, including party presidents Nitin Nabin and Mallikarjun Kharge, to the state funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. India will send an official delegation led by Bihar Governor Syed Ata Hasnain. The ceremonies, beginning this week, will culminate with Khamenei's burial in Mashhad on July 9. Prime Minister Modi recently spoke with Iranian President Pezeshkian about regional stability.
Ten newly-elected legislative council members, including Nishant Kumar and Pawan Singh, take oath
I-T busts Rs6k cr fake donation, tax evasion racket by 2 parties
Armed Robbery at Central Bank in Sitamarhi: 17 Lakhs Stolen in Broad Daylight
Patna, July 1: In a shocking incident on Wednesday, three armed robbers executed a daring heist at a Central Bank of India customer service point (CSP) in Sitamarhi district, Bihar, making off with approximately 17 lakhs. The police reported that the robbery occurred in the Reega police station area and was captured on CCTV. The ... Read more Armed Robbery at Central Bank in Sitamarhi: 17 Lakhs Stolen in Broad Daylight
Clerk arrested for taking bribe in Nalanda
Approval to 5 KVs to boost school education in state: Minister
CM to attend launch of Bihar Vigilance Awareness Week
PPU revises PhD coursework, new evaluation system
Govt removes local registration hurdle for docs from other states
SC judge opens research unit at CNLU
5 injured as baraatis and locals clash during dinner in Patnas Barh
Cabinet nod to toll tax on state roads, infrastructure borrowings
CM to flag off metro service from Bhootnath to Malahi Pakri today
ASI caught accepting bribe in Muzaffarpur
PMC activates 19 quick response teams ahead of monsoon
Man shoots self after killing brother in Madhepura village
Two held for objectionable posts against CM, ex-CM in Kaimur
June 30 deadline drives record property tax haul as PMC collects nearly Rs48 cr in first quarter
Weather Tomorrow: India's monsoon is finally gaining strength after a dry June, with widespread rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds predicted across many states. The India Meteorological Department forecasts significant advancements into North and Northwest India, offering much-needed relief. Heavy to extremely heavy rainfall is expected in several regions, including Mumbai, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra, with potential for disruptions. Farmers anticipate a boost for kharif sowing.
One-way traffic rules to be strictly enforced in Gaya: City SP
Allegations of Police Involvement in Bharat Tiwaris Death Surface in Bhojpur
Bhojpur, July 1: In a shocking turn of events, serious allegations have emerged regarding the death of Bharat Tiwari in Bhojpur, Bihar. His mother has filed a written complaint with the police, accusing officers of shooting her son. This complaint, submitted on June 18, served as the basis for registering a murder case. In her ... Read more Allegations of Police Involvement in Bharat Tiwaris Death Surface in Bhojpur
Bhojpuri Actor Pawan Singh Takes Oath as Bihar Legislative Council Member
Patna, July 1: Bhojpuri film star Pawan Singh officially began his political journey by taking an oath as a member of the Bihar Legislative Council on Wednesday. The ceremony took place at the Bihar Vidhan Mandal premises in Patna, where the newly elected ten members were sworn in by Chairman Awadhesh Narayan Singh. The event ... Read more Bhojpuri Actor Pawan Singh Takes Oath as Bihar Legislative Council Member
Bridge over Falgu turns into a bustling bazar, puts lives at risk
Job Opportunities at Bihar Judicial Academy: Apply Now for Contract-Based Positions
Patna, July 1: The Bihar Judicial Academy in Patna has announced job openings for contract-based positions, inviting applications from eligible candidates. This notification is a significant opportunity for those seeking employment in the legal field. The available positions include two Assistant Research Scholars and four Senior Faculty Members. The application process for both roles has ... Read more Job Opportunities at Bihar Judicial Academy: Apply Now for Contract-Based Positions
Bihar Government to Install CCTV in Hospitals for Enhanced Monitoring
Patna, July 1: Bihars Health Minister Nishant Kumar announced that the state government is prioritizing the provision of better and timely healthcare services. The aim is to ensure that patients receive treatment at district hospitals, with referrals to Patna only when absolutely necessary. In a media briefing, the minister revealed plans to install CCTV cameras ... Read more Bihar Government to Install CCTV in Hospitals for Enhanced Monitoring
Major IPS Transfers in Bihar: Sudhanshu Kumar Appointed as ADG Traffic
Patna, July 1: The Bihar government has announced significant transfers among Indian Police Service (IPS) officers. On Wednesday, the Home Department issued a notification regarding the transfer and new postings of 12 IPS officers. This reshuffle includes responsibilities assigned to ADG, IG, and SP level officers, along with young IPS officers taking on new roles. ... Read more Major IPS Transfers in Bihar: Sudhanshu Kumar Appointed as ADG Traffic
Son Kills Father Over Minor Dispute in Bihar: Arrest Made
Bhagwa, July 1: A shocking incident has emerged from the Kaimur district of Bihar, where a son has killed his father over a trivial dispute. The incident occurred in Ismailpur village, located in the Chainpur police station area. The accused son has been arrested by the police. The deceased has been identified as 60-year-old Chulhan ... Read more Son Kills Father Over Minor Dispute in Bihar: Arrest Made
Delhi-NCR anticipates relief from heat with forecasts of light rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds as the southwest monsoon advances. Several northern states, including Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh, are on alert for heavy rainfall and lightning. Temperatures across northwest India are expected to drop significantly by July 4, bringing much-needed respite from heatwave conditions.
Indias Elderly Citizens Need Compassion
As Indias senior citizen population continues to grow, the need for comprehensive support systems for elderly care will become increasingly important A civilized society is not defined only by the opportunities it creates for the young, the ambitious and the able-bodied. It is also defined by the protection it extends to its senior citizens who have once contributed towards the building of the nation and now require support beyond the normal family structures. In that sense, the Atal Vayo Abhyudaya Yojana is more than a welfare scheme; it is a statement about the kind of country India wants to become. As per the estimates, the population of the countrys senior citizens was approx. 10 Crores in 2011 and is projected to rise to 23 Crores in 2036. The traditional family structures are transforming the country. Migration, emergence of nuclear families, smaller households, increasing life expectancies and changes in the informal support structures are a few of the key factors that are contributing towards the development of the policy framework based on the principles of Ageing with Dignity. A framework that must provide practical, accessible and sustained support. This is where AVYAY is making an important contribution. It adopts a holistic, comprehensive and humane approach toward the elderly welfare. While schemes for senior citizens have existed earlier as well, AVYAY signals a shift from fragmented welfare measures towards building an ecosystem of dignity, care and empowerment. One of the strongest pillars of AVYAY is the Integrated Programme for Senior Citizens, which supports senior citizen homes, continuous care homes, mobile medical units and physiotherapy units across the country. For thousands of elderly persons abandoned or left without support, these centres have become more than shelters they have become spaces of belonging. Take the example of 71-year-old Smt. M. Balasundari from Tamil Nadu. After the untimely demise of her husband, who worked as a tailor, she faced severe financial and emotional hardships. Her only son, who suffers from an eye problem, struggled to support the family. Owing to difficult circumstances and lack of adequate care at home, she was admitted to Ambujam Home for Senior Citizens, Nagapattinam District, under the Integrated Programme for Senior Citizens (IPSrC) in November 2024. When she arrived at the Home, she was anxious, lonely and deeply worried about her sons future. Through regular counselling, social interaction and participation in community activities, she gradually regained her confidence and emotional well-being. Today, she actively participates in gardening, yoga and spiritual activities, and enjoys a dignified and fulfilling life. Her son visits her regularly, providing emotional support and strengthening family bonds. The Home has provided her with free shelter, nutritious food, healthcare, recreational facilities and a safe environment. Her story demonstrates how institutional care and compassionate support under IPSrC can restore dignity, security and happiness to senior citizens facing difficult circumstances. Equally transformative has been the Rashtriya Vayoshri Yojana, under which assistive devices are distributed free of cost to economically weaker senior citizens suffering from age-related disabilities. More than 46 lakh devices have been given to the 8.43 lakh beneficiaries. For many beneficiaries, a wheelchair, hearing aid or walking stick may appear to be a small intervention but in reality, it restores independence. In Koraput, Odhisha, 75-year-old Lalita Paik struggled with the activities of daily living. She had severe mobility issues, including difficulty in walking, needed support for standing and was suffering from low back pain & knee pain. Through the RVY scheme, she received a wheelchair and walking support. Her family members say the assistance changed her daily life, enabling her to move independently and participate once again in community activities. Such interventions demonstrate how welfare schemes can directly improve quality of life when implemented effectively. An important aspect of the RVY is the creation of the Pradhan Mantri Divyasha-Vayoshri Kendras (PMD-VKs). Aids and Assistive devices are being distributed through the Walk-In Mode to the eligible senior citizens through these Kendras. Perhaps the most significant and timely initiative under AVYAY is Elderline (14567) the national helpline for senior citizens. In a society where loneliness among the elderly often remains invisible, the helpline has become an emotional and social lifeline. The fact that over 29 lakh calls have already been received is both encouraging and concerning: encouraging because support systems are reaching people, and concerning because it reveals the scale of distress among senior citizens. There have been numerous instances where Elderline has intervened to rescue abandoned elderly persons, reconnect them with families, or provide urgent medical and emotional assistance. One case is of Sh. Anantlal Rajak. Sh. Anant Lal, 70 years old, was suffering from Dementia and unknowingly reached to Pune Railway Station. He was in an abandoned condition and could not recall anything. The Elderline team in Maharashtra successfully reunited Sh. Anantlal Rajak with his family in Patna, Bihar. Timely intervention from the Elderline reportedly helped to prevent a far more serious crisis. At the same time, Indias ageing challenge is not only a welfare issue it is also an economic opportunity. Under the PM-SPECIAL component of the AVYAY Scheme, more than 35,000 trainees have been trained as Geriatric Caregivers. The governments initiative to train geriatric caregivers reflects an important recognition that the care economy will become one of the largest employment sectors in the future. By training thousands of youth in elderly caregiving, India is simultaneously addressing unemployment and the growing demand for professional eldercare services. As Indias senior citizen population continues to grow, the need for comprehensive support systems for elderly care will become increasingly important. This presents an opportunity to further strengthen and expand the initiatives already underway under the Atal Vayo Abhyudaya Yojana. The scheme has established a strong foundation for promoting dignity, care and well-being among senior citizens, while also creating pathways for greater community participation and support. As India advances on its development journey, AVYAY offers a valuable framework for ensuring that every senior citizen can lead a life of dignity, security and active participation in society. (The Author is Secretary, Department of Social Justice & Empowerment, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India)
Govt to hand over land allotment certificates to 30k families on Aug 15
Khagaria cops arrest 15 in police exam fraud case
Rs55,500 fine collected in anti-encroachment drive
State docs raise alarm over rising abuse in healthcare facilities, seek protection
656 PMGSY roads completed across Bihar
Server lag, long queues mark final day of PMC property tax rebate
2-year RI for revenue employee in graft case
Teacher rescued, four held in kidnapping case
Maharashtra TET paper leak: Wife of main accused arrested from Bihar
Railways clears Rs 499 crore Mansi-Saharsa track doubling project
Govt: AI to make governance more transparent and citizen-centric
RJDs iconic lantern finally removed from Rabri bungalow
PMC daily-wage workers stage protest, seek service regularisation & wage parity
Pay delay leaves IGIMS outsourced staff in distress
Khan Sir gets interim relief in firing case
Supporters form justice forum for Bhojpur encounter victim
Gaya airport to shut flights twice weekly
BSUSC likely to recruit 2,500 contractual asst profs centrally for 211 degree colleges
Maha TET probe puts Bihar-linked exam fraud network under scanner
Weather Tomorrow: India braces for active weather as the monsoon advances north. Rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds are forecast across multiple states, with yellow alerts issued for Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, and Kerala. Temperatures are expected to drop in northwest India, offering relief from the heat. Residents are urged to stay updated on local warnings.
Bihar to Grant Land Rights to 30,000 Landless Families on August 15
Patna, June 30: Bihars Revenue and Land Reforms Minister, Dilip Jayaswal, announced on Tuesday that the state government will provide land settlement certificates to 30,000 eligible landless families across the state under the Abhiyan Basera-2 initiative on August 15. He emphasized that the governments aim is to ensure that no eligible landless family in Bihar ... Read more Bihar to Grant Land Rights to 30,000 Landless Families on August 15
Watch: Opposition alleges bias in ECs SIR exercise
Twenty-three Opposition parties have approached the Chief Justice of India over the Election Commissions Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, alleging bias in the exercise. The memorandum comes weeks after the Supreme Court upheld the SIR in Bihar.
Shocking Kidnapping of 8-Month-Old Baby in Bihar Resolved by Police
Patna, June 30: A shocking case of kidnapping involving an eight-month-old baby has emerged in Nalanda district, Bihar. The police acted swiftly, successfully recovering the abducted child and arresting two suspects in the process. Initial investigations revealed that a woman had lured a young man into kidnapping the child under the pretense of marriage. DSP ... Read more Shocking Kidnapping of 8-Month-Old Baby in Bihar Resolved by Police
Coaching institute firing case: Patna court extends stay on Khan Sir's arrest till July 3
Educator Faisal Khan, known as Khan Sir, has received an extended stay on his arrest until July 3 in connection with a firing incident at his coaching institute. The court is also reviewing bail pleas for his two security guards, who are in custody. The incident involved alleged vandalism and stone-pelting, with Khan's guards reportedly opening fire. Details regarding the guards' arms licenses were sought during Tuesday's hearing.
The plea had also sought a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), claiming the case warrants a prompt, independent and impartial investigation
Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission is recruiting 65 Company Commanders for the Home Guard. Applications open June 30, 2026, closing July 30, 2026. Candidates need a Bachelor's degree and must meet specific age and physical standards. The application fee is 100 for all. Don't miss this opportunity to join the Bihar Home Guard.
Police encounter in Bihar: SC junks plea seeking CBI probe, constitution of expert committee
The Supreme Court declined to hear a plea for an independent probe into the alleged extra-judicial killing of activist Bharat Bhushan Tiwari in a Bihar police encounter. Justices directed the petitioner to approach the Patna High Court. Tiwari's family claims he surrendered before being shot, while police stated they fired in self-defense. The Bihar government has ordered a judicial inquiry into the incident.
Farm reforms need women at core to achieve vision of Viksit Bharat: RPCAU VC
Heath minister opens urban health centre
Tyre burst on landing grounds SpiceJet flight, disrupts operations at Darbhanga airport
Iskcon temple celebrates Shri Jagannath Snan Utsav with grandeur
Railways extends special train services
Two arrested in Siwan durga temple theft case
SIR Forms: Telangana HC Directs ECI To Consider Feasibility of Providing in Urdu
Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy of the High Court also directed the ECI to place on record details of the languages in which SIR forms were distributed in West Bengal, Rajasthan and Bihar when the process was held in those states
Three arrested in Muzaffarpur Club theft case
Rain, gusty winds bring relief in city; IMD expects monsoon to regain pace across state in few days
Commentators described the funeral in Tehran as a big opportunity for India to restructure its West Asia policy; they said that the choice of the delegation indicated that India had not recognised the importance of the event.
Nishant shifts to new residence, Nitish attends house-warming
Margherita, Bihar Governor to Represent India at Khamenei Burial Ceremony
Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian had invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the ceremonies.
Samrat seeks speedy approval for Bihar road projects worth Rs15k cr
